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“the. decisions of. the Eighth’

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questions of the struggle of the world communist. move nent and” sérved the further -
TS. between the two parties.

At a very cordial meeting vith reprosentatives of the GDR ‘Committee for Human Rigie
Henry Winston, chairman of the ¢rtSa, fovingly outlined the efforts of thousands of.
U.S. citizers in defense of Angela Davis. |

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HOWECKER VIEWS SOVIET ¥ILM--The two final parts of the Soviet film epie “Liberation”

are having their solemn first night im the GDR at the Kosmos Cinema in Serlin. Quests
of honor at this event are First sec sretary of the SFl Central Committee Erich Honecxer
and-JSSR ‘Anboes dor Mikhail Yefreury. [Text] {East Berlin Voice of the GDR Domestic

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in-="Linked ty ‘Prtentship—-for the Hage tne ss of our
on Which Opened) in teriin on B-May on the, 25th
ndsrio Sceiety < Guests at the opening ceréaory
ture, B.T, Yefrenov, USSR ambassador in the GOR,
ty for Frfentshtr othe GOR. itaest Berlin
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GDR-SOVIET. FAZEMUSHIF EXHIBIT ake

anniversary of, the Germar.-Save
Were Klaus ‘iysi, GDR minister of
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“Winston. Anotnbr sis ster,

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white native-bo Yerker, were: murricd an isruoukliyn, New York,

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October, 1965, to-attenad the 13th Congress of the Chilean

Communist Party asa de legate-sbserver,

In March, i966, they traveled to the Sovac:z Union to
attend the 23rd Congress: of tne Communist Parts of the Soviet.

Mion. “They. revisited ti

fat Cougtry in’ thé Fai: of 3

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of the official delegation of the CPUSA,’ to atteuca the Soin - ,
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* Penitentiacy at Terre Hante, :

owas: hut fared te Gy: ; 7

incarcerated, -stated’ thut h

: i his cyguidibriaum, “Later that eccil wi vie by
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for a benign. Cuaor iis. tie At i bel day ae da tha ¢

tien of his gait was LGted. and he was) con,

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he left sas City, sf i, use VOL delop,cee fo the National

Huugzes March ia Washington. DB. C., and thea proceeded te Now York :

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ol the Yui, Bo, :

fn lySet, be wos Chaimmguc of the hardeis Youtii Seer ton

Was: ieter- named -Chyicinii of the

of the Unenployed Councils

Youtir ctive of the Unemployed Counci! Loa Le New York City

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nston. became a nouber ‘of ‘the cpusa ‘ia ttona! Conini¢tee ae
“1940; was. elegted a. Bember of the Couiunise Political : ,
ssi ciution National, Commit tee white serving in ‘the Arued Forces : ns
“k : 944; and”: a's renamed to tne UPUSA Natioant Committee in July, :
1945, From October, 1945, to July, 1946, he served AS Secretary
of the Party's National Nexro Commission, He was hamed a member of “
: the tditorial sialfr of “Political. Affairs” in 19iG. (1y July, 1946, i
i : ia’ mod ty. Nacibal Wear. a and: ‘appointed i

head ihe ‘latter. ‘position

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Winston: testis vré “the Senate: Armed Services.

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, Committee on April’ 2, 2vis,”° on behalf of the CPUSA in opposition
. fo universal military traiuing and the dratt.

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a prosinent Negro Party leader v6 give “nin support because of

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his ewni lack of fobluevim, among Party. Negtoe

tthe national leadership, Hall «

other Negro ftunctiouaries are obliged to bu attentive to and

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O bis continuing A: oreo Guppurt in the Party and tat: ie must

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Like nothany better than Cu huve Soviet Uociers keep winston in

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carcer in tie Party, Speeches, reports, ‘and artic¢ies issued

with unending rivalry and-backpiting, he Strives to piny the role

“As a ‘speaker, Winston is uf the rouyn-and- -tunble type:

who is a Y good agitator. “He nakes. age ort’ to assume ac dignified

a He gives every jndication--in speech ‘and in yucabulary-="
of aviag had minimal echooling. Has extenpore lanpuare is ,
choppy, diserganized, colloquial, and iuli ot aspronurcialiob

of even simple words, il aas virtually no Writing Skill aud is

nov known to have 2 ved any type of document during his long

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a syedol of struggle against
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“WEGERIA, LAGOS (4 JUNE 1970) FIELD NO: ANL-2514

“SOURCE: A NIGERIAN MARKIST WHO FORMERLY HELD “A”
| RESPONSBLE POSITION IN- THE BANNED: SOCIALIST

-woRkER AND FARNERS PARTY AND 1S. STILL ACTIVE
“YN OTHIR PRO-COMMUNIST ORGANIZATIONS. “HIS:

FB REPORT. NG OW: -corinunist ACTIVITIES in NIGERIA
‘18 USUWLLY RELIABLE AND ACCURATE. HE
OBTAI HD THIS INFORMATION DURING CONVERSATIONS
WITH BASSEY, FATOGUN AND GOCDLUCK AFTER THEIR
ee RETUFN FROM THE SOVIET UBION.
ee “CONSIDERATION '$ BEING GIVEN To HOLDING ANOTHER a,
MEETING. OF WORLD-W.DE conmunrst AND WORKERS PARTIES. a - ~
PREPASATORY | MEETING FR THIS WAY. BE HELD IN. BUDAPEST BEFORE

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UNION LEADERS W. 0. GO OO0LUCK AND

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f the, leath of Ernest:
wevara, rhe ‘Cuban revalu :

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Manifesta fo
Alter at
orice about
justices. V

ing was that of the Rev. Juniu
F. Carter, Negro rector of Hols
ss Episcopal Church in Pitts

“Tam sick of you,” he cried
“You! don't trust me, you don”
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“ Adolf. pia Thadien:
: ehrer: will. arrive in Sepie

s- Persecuted Under. Nazism’

a again: demiaaded aban on th the.

ipate in the rallj-in October. :
The. West Berlin city admini
tion has not arrested :

smbers who were involved in’
* desecration of 2 monument to

‘ums of fascist vialence.

apid progress

» TARACAS — The Communist

rty of Venezuela, which was
sgalless than a year ago. cel-

vated on August 8 its National © -

y mith: oreelings throughout
i-<country. The central pather-
g-Was in Maracay. where the
st conference of Communists
«8 beld 32 years ago.

» Octoder 1, the weekly Tri-_.

az will become a daily:
HOKE SOs

_ thy» wait til fomorrow ,

tyou can find out *
today's s Daily World

Bee SERA St.

: chairman Henrv Winston: |

"US. monopolists “They
brdke olf” diplomatic - -and trade ©

relations, oe
The. mass release at revolution-

of Cuba, a demonstrajed what a tees :
. "people can-accomphish.

They found retiable friends in
the Soviet Union. -vther socialist
“states. and many othér countries.

*Blockade will fail’ ;

Socialism in) Cubs "gontinues
developing. .

The anti-Cuba pohey of US
imperialism -now
bluckude. This policy.
fail.

Our delegation saw with their

lov, will

“e

HAVANA, Aug. 23 :

sugar ma year.

The delegates returned last
week frum Camaguey... one of
the main centers ot the sugar
industry.

Greeted by Cubaa leaders

The 10-million-ton goal is the
main economic task set by the
Cuban Communist Party and the

includes the |

_HENRY WINSTON:

own eyes how : a0 entire people is.
-. geared, to ‘the accomplishment
of the main task of realizing with: -

in une yeat 10. millioa tons of sug-
ar,

sugar.in 12-months. That kind of
Production could give more than 6
pounds of sugar to -éach of. the 3
billhon humans on-this earth.

The enthusiastic fight.for this
goal grips the people! What this
Mesos in terms uf Cubs: as helping
to lay the foundation for the tnest
rapid develupinent of industry and

_agniculture. which wall be bused

on the latest scenulie techniques,

"Special to the Daily World

AUS. ‘Communist Party delegation. hedded by national
s returned here from. the interior of the country where

it witnessed -a_ tremendous mobilization in ‘the drive to harvest 10 million tons of *:

Rev lutionary Gov ernment for

‘achievement by the year ending

July 26, 1970.
Earher. after their arrival in
Havana on Sunday, Aug. 10. the

delegation visiled other projects.

in the Isle sf Pines and the
provincies of Las Villas and Ca-
maguey.

field. :
Of great beauty is that. racist .

practices ended with imperialism -

Simply put. this means the ach- -
bevement of (20 billiyn pounds of

- of dairy. products witl be develop: _
ed

Such" is the approarb in every

and ‘among the many. great lessons

_ uf this revolution is the equality a
established ‘between lack. white -

and molatto. .

The cause of Cuba riust be-
come the cause not only of Com”
munists but of all. democrats, |
anti-imperialists and radicals:

The story of Cuba must beceine
known to the millions of our land.
The economic blockade must go.”
This barbarity is the essence of
U.S. impenaust policy. The peo-
ple can and must compel the Nix-
on admintstratien to put an ead

tu this criminality.

Receiving the US. delegation
on their arrival were Command ~
er Hamiro Valdes. 37, member

-of the Political Bureau of che:

Cuban C.P.; Carlos Rafael Ro -

ae ee, ee Se

“Bhcwid

drizuez. ‘member of the sect - vo

tariat af the Central Committee’
aad Commander Jesus Mantine,
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HENRY: WINSTON

cially ed by the ‘national
commi
the warm, _comradely : Preetings
af ‘anid of the Ameri-
who seek -normal
fconamic and cul-

between:

100 . gus nose ‘igorms,’ Sal

term applied ta. Cubans. who
- turned’ aginst their own coun-
. tev invthe service, tperial-

ism) for Winston awhile in pri-

our

son. nradely rehihons between
There have fone been warm our Party and the Cuban Con.
bonds hetween the Cuhun peo. munis under the leadership of

Ple and the people of the U5 Fidei Castro will be. strenethen-

Jacksén sad) The epportunite ed by this series at disc lesions
exists for a chanee in otter! winch will eontahute to a acces:
relations het the sary campaign tia end the bay-

United
: the present
of the ai ed

@ stalement ‘toda
nature of dames
man:
The Communist
pation cf An n
headed by Hen Wineton
Aavional chairman, woas

Son Cubs and
* opMueR. oan
Portal. Th
parts
ican peenie.”

Ch on
two

pire

fone

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Romanian CP congress ends
with call for socialist-unity

RECIEVE
Cresudone Ne

“be told
Rates

Patty aad of secilym.’
“the more (han untitele

1d

T. Ane

phe

maunest party enne WH ore
sounding cry tor unity ating va.
Malet mations and in the werld

O.t (unamenaty is hein prot”

Ms clog sperch brought the

hall to ats tree chanting -“Ceau-

SAU eee ieee

Sand brings ‘to’ Cuba |

APDArTEnEy wm see soriahsin. IN, come trom: :
welt
the

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“Phaitand,

Long Thien. in the mountains on,
the western edge of the strategic
Pian of Jars, 15 Special. Forces
headquarters . for Laos! contain.”
ing the “Gréen-Beret” supply and:

pianpnineses

Gene!
_ under

Generals

North Nitinamese™ have: invaded

Laos in Vinlation of the 1962 agree. | THE RECENT WORLD
inenton the neutralization of the THE NEW UPSURGE OF
countey. are direetty related to

the fact that Sam Thong and Long FRIDAY,

Thien are threatened by Pathet
Tia attack. Homay be predicied
that the closer the Pathet Lao get
to the CIA “Green Beret”

AUG. 22, 8 p.m.

First of o

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“neutrality”

Donation: $1
students: $0¢

the US, bembidg of mere than i
nm t nt his own Coontrt over -

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‘Hollie Donaldson
Tener Aug. 24

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i and foumier ot the a TO 8
hangton Cultural ¢ ative. ENCIOSEO FIND: .

As sehevfitlert for Wastiagton Hall.


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